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CALGARY – Back-up quarterback Barrick Nealy ran for three touchdowns to lead the Calgary Stampeders to a 41-30 win over the B.C. Lions in CFL action Saturday. More: continued here

Three Calgary quarterbacks provided all the offence the Stampeders needed Saturday as the hosts wrapped up the CFL’s regular season with a 41-30 victory over the B.C. Lions. More: continued here

Edmonton Journal Stamps steps closer to 'home'Edmonton Journal, Canada –2 minutes agoPractice went really well this (past) week, no limping, so I should be ready to go," Stamps declared after Edmonton's 37-14 victory over the Montreal … More: continued here

CBC.ca Stamps beat Lions, Riders to host semifinalCBC.ca, Canada –3 hours agoBC Lions' Stefan Logan, left, dodges a tackle from Calgary's Brandon Smith on Saturday afternoon. (Jeff McIntosh/Canadian Press) Three Calgary quarterbacks …Reynolds captures rushing titleCanoe.caStampeders win means Riders cash inCanada.comNo dome-field advantage for LionsBCLocalNewsall 29 news articles More: continued here

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Calgary’s 41-30 win over B.C. means the Lions will travel to Saskatchewan to face the ‘Riders in the West semi-final More: continued here

Canoe.ca Backup QB Barrick Nealy leads Stamps to 41-30 win over LionsThe Canadian Press, CALGARY –1 hour agoDespite completing just one of two passes for nine yards, Nealy ran for a team-leading 72 yards and three touchdowns as the Stamps improved to 13-5. …Stamps breeze to victory over listless LionsCalgary HeraldStamps host …

CALGARY – Backup quarterback Barrick Nealy made the most of his playing time in the second half of a 41-30 win for the Calgary Stampeders over the B.C. Lions on Saturday. More: continued here

Savills stamps its brand on Irish property marketSunday Business Post, Ireland –4 hours agoBudget 2009 announced a reduction in the commercial stamp duty rate from 9 per cent to 6 per cent, and the introduction of initiatives for first-time buyers … More: continued here

Win or lose, the Calgary Stampeders’ playoff scenario won’t change. More: continued here